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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-23

1t was the California press that
first branded Nevada as the "Rot-
ten Borough" This name soon be-
came attached to the State-and Ne
yada's rottenness was harped on all
over the Union until its reputation
became byword among our sister
States.
1t turns out, however, that the
name got tackled on to the wrong
State. California is the real ssRot-
ten Borough" and it is more rotten
to-day than Nevada was ever
charged with being.
1t requires about fifty daily news
papers and half as many weeklies
to keep track of and chronicle the
putrid state of affairs in California.
What do we find there;
The principal city ruled by
thieves and murderers.
Corruption in the Courts from the
Supreme Court down to the Justice
Court.
A million dollar ring in the Gus
tom House coming money on fraud
ulent certificates and the importa-
zion of Chinese prostitutes.
A ring that under the pretext OF
building a new Court House has
fleeced the taxpayers of millions.
A ring in the Police department
of San Francisco that is linked in
with the Municipal Court ring and
the foul smelling Buckley gang.
Banquets given, and public ones
at that, to men who belong in San
Quentin attended by leading people
of the town many of whom also
belong there.
A pardon brokers' ring at the
Capital through which the vilest of
criminals have been turned loose
whenever they could raise $3.50.
An opium smuggling ring in the
Custom House. clearing thousands
every month by fraud and dishon-
esty.
Corruption everywhere, foul and
thick and almost everybody in the
State holding an official position
clean up to their necks in it.
Turning from political to business
life, we see long array of forgers.
thieves and swindlers doing bust
ness in big stone fronts who live
luxuriously on robbing the public.
Every day or SO men whose
names stand high, let their feet slip
and go down in ruin and disgrace
Turning from commercial to So
cial life we find some OF the mos
scandalous cases in high society
that ever appalled, the civilization
of the 10th century.
Talk about rotten boroughs
Nevada has no scandal in its Courts
no corruption in its official circles
and the jobbery that besmirches al
transactions in the Golden State, is
almost unheard of here.
In California there seems to be
grand race on the part OF almos
everybody to see who can get to tn
pen.tentiary before his neighbor.
From this on California sha II b
the rotten borough IN name as we
as fact.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
DR.. c. G. ALLEN

Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence 429
Douglas avenue. New and effectual treatment OF
hemorrhoids, and diseases Of woman specially.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE OF HENRY
L = Ward Beecher by ThoS. ". Knox. An authentic
and complete history Of his life and from the
cradle to the Outseis all Others 10 TO The
best and cheapest and spendidly illustrated. Sells
ike wild nTe. Elk IA terms OUTFIT free Now is
the time. Address at once, S. +. Junkin n Co. Kan.
City, No, dies Inn vi inn
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

Toe RENT-Tmp-ored farm Of 30 acrcs- RunneB
i e. Mo-ehoase- daft
TOR EESI-A splendid farm Wichita fer
l. casa rcnf. Apply 20 j. a. Killer. NO is Main sf
az
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
DR.. WILLIAM HAL
nf Hal Bennett

NJ
Gives spacial attention Diseases OF women Pooo
and SKIN Diseases ana all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured ia both sexes. Office over
Wooi-nan's Bank. North Main street. Consultation
day or night PaxE- iRssd prs. Hall Benrett's card
=, ts,s psparl IsiC
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
c. w. KELLOGG 4 SO
MUSIC TEACHERS
MISCELLANEOUS.
RODGERS.

TIE Photographer. Pictures IN all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF pictur,
frames in the city. give him friendly call ahd en
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
|. 4. TERRlLL. NJ. D.

Physician and Surgeon. Diseases OF women and
children specially. once ~ Main II. tn front
rooms Of Alarch Brown Reed & Mcpherson
block Residence 81 II Topeka ave. Telephone for
tiay calls i49 night calls rs Sju
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
S. B. IEWETT,
PHYSICIANS.
L. 8. oRpwAy. NJ. D. YASPEARnAS. NJ D.
DRS. OROWGY & PEARMAN,
w. M. JOHN SON.

homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons ocice
corner Douglas ana ~rence avenues residence
Manhattan hotel. telephone l5S-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

JNOR -ALE-Sunner county lands ty a non real
y dent VINO bought Eve years and there
inT. sell cneapiy- 40 NJ hne prairie body
"lthou' buildiuss-. ~ - cultivation good
water. 4 mile. from Conway Spring. 90 81. J.
= 4 W and u VI. a : roads. 4 rnilsg from EsRii
stallion OF st l., =. n s.. r mites from Wfrhtfa
MS i flrst rate opportunity % acquire large
tract In sumner county without having - Day ftr
many lmprOFefns ItA, an excellent Investment.
Fast half section H. east half northeast or sectiDn
- west nall north qF section D. alt In township
81, range west. Price 8 81 or - g and
the two 19's stpS Terms 20 sIfr Apply 20 N. T..
Carver, Noble ouiiffgs cor. Dguzlas AMI Topeka
avenue. Wichita Eag o. % J. Grave ~ Turner
OsiidiHS st Louis. No. 10 la
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

Homoeopathist. General practice. chronic diseases
and diseases OF females. Telephone No luo-
Odice and residence over steel X Sens hardware
store III Main street Wichita Kan.
Office hours IL 10 a N. 10 2. and ST night
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
WILLIAM KIP,
CIVIL ENGIN FER,
Room No 3, 81 y. Main S.,
Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita,

Plating Subdividing and Mapping done IN any
locality short notice. Plans and estimates for
r. lines, water works and sewerage. Preliminary
surveys and location made. All respondence
PROMPTLY answered. iS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
DR.. 3. 4. GUYTON & SON.

Physicians and Surgeons. Office Dean block. 81 y
Main ST no stairs. tr-nt room, oppo,te Occidental
hotel Residence. - street One Of us In
the office all hours dav and night EXCEPT Shen at
meals Tciephpne ia ONE. No Isl
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

1.NOE SALE-A good bottom farrl OF ~, acres. y
acres hrst bottom e. acres OF when IL In cuItiva
tHtE - acres timber, bearing peach orcuar,
aHd young apple orchard: ~ acres fenced
win lrost and wire right by the house: with
never falling running water IN the enclosure a Il ne
PASTURE frame house l4x2D with stone basement un
dernesth; frame granary lgSi2 frame barn iHr1l
hoS lot oy barn. two good wells; adjoining tins
farm have another OF i1D acres - lat Dsffou
~ Of which - in cultivation. 20 In timber -
fenced Tor pasture by the house; frame house i2X-
story with cellar outside as0. good we'll ftrf
crib stone stable. feed lot with running water
through IT. bearing peach orchard and walnut srove
by the house, These t.sO farms well ~atsred
> acres Of good young timber on them ITO %
mt class bottom land l. cultivation. a very dssra
Die property for stock and grain farm. wid sell Dorh
tpsether for 80 per acre, VIII give e. years tine
al per cent interest on s2.6s. / VIII sell then
separately and give time part; bat would WAN
more acre to sell them separately the ~ acres IL
miles from Leon and are fret bottom farms. They
usst be sold. Address Hm. A"Tt Leon kaIsas.
iS,-H
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

Ctrh Engineer sad sarveysr Reom 20 Riutn<
easck. Wicsita k.h
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
DR.. CHARLES A. WILSON,
}. II. TlLOEN, Nj. D.

Special attention given to Surgery and Gynasco
ogy. Isl ence42s S. Market. ONCE 21S v Main.
VIII Visit any part Of the in consultation
perform surgical operations iG5tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

)EPORr Of the condition ,,f th.. WICHITA IA,
toNAl. BANK, at Wichita. In che state OF Kan
s'is, AT the close Of business, Asrra l. 49,
EESpTrHcPS
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

NJ ANTED-IO Trade-A nice family driving horse
w eight years old perfectly Kind and gentle; any
lady can drive him; for pair of ponies, with har-
ness suitable for road work. This fnrse with pr1p-
er handling be made to pace in three minutes.
ddress " Z Johnston, lls L DoUsios ave. y ichita.
X ri-as. ll9G-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

M hNTED-s partner IN the drug usines,; must
w be a regis cred pharmacist best Of references
given and required. address Drugs. care Of Alien.
Graham Jones, rial estate agts, Ala Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

XNANTED-A young Intelligent man, Il or IS
W years o! age. competent TO attend cigar
stand. Address <. Eagle ONCE. 1906
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

{. {. HAMILTON, M. D,
Slecialties: Diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, CaJarrh and fitting glasses Ofice southwest
corner Douglas and Market up stairs Wichita. Kans
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

IA ANlkD-S!A good teams at once, with good
W ploWs. wagons and scrspers To level up ,ece
OF land. Apply at s7 Fmporia ave. between and
s a. and and D. m. l2h
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08
LOST.
G, p. MCKENZIE,

E>OR TRADE-wichsts property for western IA,
L So lands. " glenn & Co s,5 y Na!a srrs-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

NTAHTED-Situ aion by lady in dry good. or no
w ton store; " Ill furnish good reference. Adj
dress A X, room !, ia Main ST 1906
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

M ANIEc-A good g:rI for Z. neral homework in
W q small family; good wages Apply at once at
SlS ) Market st 11n-S~
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

Nv ANTED-HoneSt young man with res and :2,5
w cash TO take Haif interest in notion nd
tiUuery stand located h poStutfice and receive
month >ala Y To assist some pOsto'lice; good III
ture pros JectS booming Town OF 1900 add at
j. T. BuriiTia,e Kan
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

w ANTED-SiCuaCon by single mar strictly
w temperate. has had experience Oh r0ao also in
double entry boo keeping VIII tske set OF books to
write up Of evenings; aud c. lock box $50 l2l-a=
VIZ ANTED-A few men can get board and iodg-
w ing at SIS II Water lll-6-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

I.rOR RRNT-For the yea- 1877. - pasture
a fenced with good three wire fence plenty ~
water IN the pasture viii rent for SD cash rent
here house 3x9 stories high In the pa tire.
The land lays well and Is all subject cultivation
There Is ~ fancec. Will lease the as
for a term Of ears nominal rent n party Will
put certain amount IN cultivation Address = m
MORT. Leon. Kansss- SE
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

I,NoE kENI-Ftne store room, with fixtures com
i plete IN center q business, also stock new dry
goods for sale or trade 70. real estate. John O. Al
In falH
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-08

NT ASTED-To exchange o. Kansas lands grocery
" or general eJocs 80 part cash q i&fs- i
room brick house Itv- he 1T srstnrrAiic
portion O. Wichita, Will give somebody Big bar
gain; call early J Z. KcnSoTshy, rooms over =.
Doug sS a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
sganctlester News.

The Hastings Court was engaged yes
torday in the consideration of chancery
cases. The will of the late Joseph
Sampson, who was worth about $20,
0C0. has been admitted to probate. He
leaves all of this property to his wife,
Catherine Sampson, so long as she re-
mains his widow. If she marries again
ore third of the estate is to go TO his
wife and the remainder to his children.
The union-meetin9s will compence
with mass-meeting at 81 o'clock this
afternoon in the large warehouse corner
Fourth and Hull streets. There will
be large, select choir, and Rev.
Thomas Needham, the evangelist, will
preach. He will preach at the Baptist
church this morning, at the Central
Methodist tonight, and at the ware
house the remaining nights of the
week. He will be assisted by the city
pastors, and will hold Bible readingsat
some one of the churches every after
noon.
Thomas Calligan, who in June last
was shot by Lewis Kidd, is confined to
lis~home, suffering from the wound re-
ceived.
Messrs. Sampson & Adamson have
recently sold two farms in Chesterfield
at good prices, one to Judge b. A. Han
cock and one to Mr. James II. hidden
dorf.
Tie City School Board will meet at
y o'clock Tuesday night in regular
monthly session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH---SUNDAY. APRIL "a 1887

spies TO go free, and il Is improbable
that M. Scbnaebeles was decoyed INTO
Germany 80 as 10 allow OF his seizure
by German officials. 1t has already
been distinctly denied that there was
any attempt made to decoy NJ. Schnae-
beles.
Bismarck is determined to stamp ont
French conspirators in Alsace-Lorraine'
French sympathizers must either re-
main inactive or go to French terri
tory. Germanizing measures are BENG
carried ont Systematically throughout
Alsace-Lorraine. For instance, four
merchants of the town of Dienze have
been expelled since Monday for adj
herring to their French nationality. Each
of them received twenty-four hours
notice to quit. At Chateausalins
man was arrested for Haunting the
French colors at a local ball. at Sarre.
quimes tribunal workman named
Gapp was sentenced TO three months
imprisonment for shouting "ptpe
IN france :" Workman Schemitt
was sentenced by the same court to
one months imprisonment for wearing
t1i.colored ribbons, and Workman
Liebord to ten weeks imprisonment
ioracting gas correspondent of the French
Patriotic League. This treatment OF
French adherents may have a great
effect upon the French public and
hasten a collision between the two ma
tions, but these measures are believed
10 be forced upon German authorities
whe have instructions to deal with all
peaceful inhabitants as German sub
fagts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
>CmYAEBELEN's ARREST.
Public feeling Growing Cnimer-
Bismarck Determined to GER
mnnIze LNrrninc.

tEy Anglo American cable TO the Dispatch
Pans, April 23.-Ihe Secretary of
the German Embassy paid another visit
to NJ. Flourens to-day, and told him
that the investigation which Germany
was making into the circumstances at
tending the arrest of NJ Schnaebeles
was not yet finished. Public feeling
here concerning the arrest OF Schnae-
bees has grown much calmer. 1t has
trapspired that the Leipsic court, pre-
vious to the arrest, had condemned
Schnaebeles for high treason in melting
recruits to desert.
The Cabinet to-day discussed Schnae-
beles's arrest. NJ. Sarrien, Minister OF
Justice. submitted a report made on
the affair by the procurator of Nancy,
within whose jurisdiction the arrest
took place, and the evidence adduced
at the judicial inquiry showed that
the arrest was made on French soil.
The Cabinet, as result of the discus
sion, resolved that NJ. Flourens,
Foreign Minister, communicate to
the German Ambassador, and through
VI. Herbette, the French Ambassador
at Berlin TO Germany, the subject
matter OF the documents. The Temps,
referring to the Schnaebeles affair, says
it considers that the spontaneous step
taken by the German Government in
giving explanations to NJ. Flourens de
priycs the incident of the character of
O voluntary proyocation, and it believes
that after due inquiry the matter will
be arranged in conformity with the in
tefnational law.
The RepuGlique franchise says the
Government has informed NJ. Flourens,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, that Prince
Bismarck admits that if the arrest OF
Commissary Schnaebeles was made on
French territory international law will
require his release. The French papers
persistently urge calmness and that the
Government be left to pursue the neces-
sary action.
lie Aatin declares that the Secretary
Of the German Embassy has informed
NJ. flourens that NJ. Schnaebeles was
arrested because he was tempting Ger
man recruits 10 desert from the army.
The offence was committed on German
soil. The Secretary, who is acting in
the absence OF the Ambassador. says
that his Government will make ample
reparation if it is proved that French
soil was violated.
copyrighted by New York Associated Press,
isS7.l
BERLIN, April 23.-No fear OF war
with France is entertained here. II Is
stated that M. Schnaebeles was watched
for month prior to his arrest, and that
he frequently made secret visits to
Metz for the purpose of stirring up q
revolt against Germany. or this fact
the Government has ample evidence.
NJ. Schnaebeles is held close prisoner.
The National Zcifusg says: Anxiety
is groundless. 1t is well known that
Germany has often allowed French
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON, April 23.-Secretary
Fairchild has practically decided to
omit the usual monthly call for per
cent. bonds during the present month.
II is estimated at the Treasury Depart
meut that the balance Of that loan out
standing, amounting to about $50, OO0,-
Gee, viii remain undisturbed until alter
June Both next, so that it may be ap-
plicd 10 the purposes of the slnklnS
iund during the next fiscal year. Sec
rotary Fairchild was asked to-day in re-
gard 10 the above proposition, but de-
clincd to commit himself further than
to say that he had the question under
consideration and might possibly con
cludc to take the course indicated.
Tie President has directed the APP
pointment of Surgeon George Nj.
Stornberg, United States army, to in
vesticate the merits of incubation for
the prevention OF yellow-fever as prGc-
ticed in Mexico and Brazil The sun
dry civil appropriation bill passed at
the last session of Congress provides
for this investigation.
Rev. W. X. Tully, of Florida, has
been appointed a chaplain in the army
Secretaries Lamar and Falrchiid,
W. w. Corcoran, Senator Voorhees,,
and Observation-Disclosures Daw-
son will leave Washington tomorrow
morning for Charleston, s. c., to attend
the unwilling ofthe Calhounmonument
They will reach Charleston early Mon
dsy morning and will remain there
several days.
The Interstate Commission has
made an order suspending the fourth
section for seyenty-five days, subject to
revocation, and with the proviso that
intermediate rates shall not be raised
above those in force April 10th. This
applies TO the Northern Pacific, South
ern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka, Santa
Fe, and st. Louis and San Francisco
lines.
General G. G. Augur, United States
army (retired), will command the en-
canlpment at the national drill. lie Is
now a resident Of Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

the first Indictment on account of his
youthfulness. He now stands charged
with the same crime with his father and
brother Joe Hyde vys included in
this list and has been re;irres.ed, and
must now be imprisoned with the men
he was ready to inform on the first day
Of his arrest. Graves accompanied
Sheriff johnson TO the scene OF the
murder, where the masks, weapons,
etc., had been concealed, and returned
10 learn that he was 10 answer for an
other indictment Inman was also in
dicted in the second list. The fact that
informers are included in this last
Latch of indictments greatly encour-
RACES the other criminals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
WAS ETE BEIBEDe
= Question IN she West virginia
Senatorial Fight.
Special telegram to The Dispatcn.

Special telegram to the Dispacn.I
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April %
None of the important bills having
been reported back from the commit
tees. The two houses were in session
only a short time to-day. On the day
before the adjournment OF the last
session preamble and resolution were
introduced in the Senate saying that it
WIS indirectly charged and generally
believed that Improvements had been
used 20 influence the vote of one of the
members in the senatorial contest. and
calling for the appointment of a
committee to investigate the charges,
which committee, owing TO the early
adjournment, did not have time to pre-
rare n report. Senator Sommeryille
Dcmocrat) to-day introduced a resolu-
ton to appoint another committee and
have il report as early rs possible-the
committee TO have full power to make
q thorough examination. The senator
referred to as having been brbed is
Republican who, on one OF the closing
days Of the senatorial contest, together
with Senator Snyder, also Republi-
can, voted for Camden.
The preamble and resolution was
passed instructing the Judiciary Com
lniitee TO inquire into the expediency of
passing a bill prohibiting the running
OF trains on Sunday.
The Railroad Committee has an
ncmccd that it will take mp for consid-
oIation the railroad commission bill on
Monday afternoon, and viii hear repre-
sentaiives of any railroad committee
doing business in the State who may
desire to take arguments against it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
FINANCIAL
FEW YORK BALTIMORE, AND Alch.
rorp STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Tur'
psntins, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut MARKETS.
rgy telegraph TO he Disps,cn.j

NEW YORK, April s3.-Ths stock market 10
day showed less animation than ON any pre-
vious dsy this week. There WAS general npatny
among operators, coupled with disposiuoh W
await the issue OF the bank statement ~ nc ~,
forenoon. and transactions were restriciei IN
amount. and the fluctuations, except In Few
stocks. were exceedingly narrow. After the
issue Of the statement which was considofeu
very favorable, the market bocano posiuFeiy
dgii. although q better tone marked dealings.
Ire ccmparaiiye activity Of the forenoon was
aImoet entirely due 20 the covering OF shorts,
stocks for which parpcso were supplied Dy vac
cIicrcs FOREIGNERS did little or nothing IN toe
mErket here to-day. Coal stocks, especiniiy
Peadirg and Lackawanns, were con-
fplcuousiy 1rm, though Union fa,lne
JIoro vas some selling Of Louisville and Na.h-
Vile carly attributed TO London account, nut w
early Losses were fully recovered before the
clcse. The opening was steady, most stocss
beng unchanged from last evenings prices
IIrec or four stocks showed some activity "a
the forenoon. but tho general list was duh.
Tho market was alternately firm and heavy.
moving within extremely narrow limits until
lato IN the afternoon, when decidedly Drm
tone was developed, which lasted until the
clofo. The latter was moderately active and
firm, generally az fractions better than the hfst
urices. The general list shows q largo ma
ioriiy Of advances this evening. but Union Pa
cifc, which showed the largest advance, Ia up
oniy Z per cent There was moderate but
well-dstributed business in railroad bonds
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. April ea-1'hc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, increase. f2,lss,i50: loans. decrease,
ssSsOlOO: specie. decrease, 1880; legal ten
a es 800 on. c,',,o,ion iDcrease $4,000
The banks now hold s6,65O,6Oo In excess OF
the 20 pOr cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
Alexandria Notes.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
A1rxASDmA, Va, April 23.-Mr r.
T. Lucas positively declined to allow
his name to be used for the mayOralty
as an opposition candidate.
Ms. Mary Mcdowell, relict Of the
late James Mcdowell, for many years
constable and later on the police force,
died last night.
New passenger stations are being
erected at Leesburg, on the Loudoun
branch, and at the Plains, on the Ma
nassas branch, Of the Richmond and
Danyille railroad, taking the places Of
tie unsightly and unhospitable shanties
Of the past.
Work on the new hotel and surround
ines ut Quantico is nearing completion,
and this place bids fair to be the queen
of the river resorts.